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BC hydro m FOR GENERATIONS Chris Heard BC Hydro Aboriginal Relations & Negotiations 6911 South point Drive Burnaby, BC V3N 4X8 April 1, 2010 Chief Michael LeBourdais Whispering Pines Indian Band 615 Whispering Pines Drive Kamloops, BC V2V 8S4 Fax: (250) 579-8367 Dear Chief LeBourdais: Re: Columbia Valley Transmission Project - BCUC Commission Order G-54-1 0 Pursuant to BCUC Commission Order G:-54-1 0, please find enclosed a copy of the Order with Reasons for Decision dated March 24, 2010, setting out the Regulatory Timetable for the review of the Columbia Valley Transmission Project. Included as appendix B is the Regulatory Timetable. Please note that April 15 is identified in Appendix B of the Order as the date for the Community Input Session which will be held in Invermere. . Feel free to contact me directly with any questions or concerns at 604-528-1558 or via e mail at Chris.Heard@bchydro.com. Sincerely, Denis oux on behalf of Chris Heard Senior Coordinator Aboriginal Relations and Negotiations Enclosure -• • .. vancouver 2010 Q5(9 ~ ~ vancouver 2010 ,AAALYW,..C GAMES Jrux PAIlAlntJ>lQUlS ll--..J BC hydro m FOR GENERATIONS OFFICIAL SUPPORTER Page 104 of 200
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